AP POLYCET Question Papers: Download Physics, Chemistry & Maths Paper PDF Here

For a good performance in the entrance examination, regular revision is very important. By revising what has been previously studied, the candidates will be able to retain it better and answer the questions in the examination. Revision will also help the candidates understand the difficult topics and concepts. Candidates are advised to revise atleast a few hours everyday. Regular revision will lessen the chances of the candidates forgetting their studied topics. In the prepared timetable, the candidates should allot some hours to revision.

The Andhra Pradesh POLYCET exam will have 120 MCQs. 50 questions from Mathematics, 40 from Physics and 30 questions from Chemistry.

Candidates will have to prepare various topics from the Physics section to be well prepared for Andhra Pradesh POLYCET. Some of the topics that are important and cannot be missed out during the examination are - Electromagnetism, Refraction of Light at Plane Surfaces, Reflection of Light by Different Surfaces, The Human Eye and Colourful World, Heat and Electric Current. Since these topics are likely to have a higher weightage, the candidates are advised to study these topics and be prepared for the examination.

Candidates will have to study the topics similar to the state-level SSC examination for Andhra Pradesh POLYCET Mathematics. Some of the important topics to be studied for the entrance examination are - Theory of Equations, Probability, Partial Fractions, Random Variables and Distribution, Binomial Theorem, Quadratic Expressions, Permutations and Combinations, Exponential and Logarithmic series, Matrices, etc. 

While preparing for Andhra Pradesh POLYCET, the candidates are advised to refer to the best study materials so that they are able to gain a better understanding of the syllabus. Some of the subject-wise best books for Andhra Pradesh POLYCET preparation are listed below.

• Physics - Concepts of Physics (Vol. 1 and 2) by HC Verma, Optics and Modern Physics by DC Pandey, Objective Physics by Mahesh Jain, General Science by Disha Experts.
• Chemistry - Organic Chemistry by NCERT, IIT Chemistry by OP Agarwal, Entrance Chemistry by Bhakta, General Science by BK Editorial Board.
• Mathematics - IIT Mathematics by RD Sharma, Plane Trigonometry by SL Loney, Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight, Arihant Series by Dr SK Goyal.

Yes. Candidates are advised to check the official Andhra Pradesh POLYCET exam pattern while preparing for the entrance examination. By checking the exam pattern beforehand, the candidates will be able to know how the entrance examination will be conducted. Important details such as the examination duration, division of questions, marking scheme and more can be checked through the exam pattern of Andhra Pradesh POLYCET. Along with the exam pattern, the candidates are also advised to refer to the official Andhra Pradesh POLYCET syllabus.

For the last minute preparation tips for Andhra Pradesh POLYCET candidates must focus on revision and spend more time on the previous year's paper and mock tests. In case of any mistakes on these, review it and ensure it is not repeated in the exam.

It is very important for the candidates to create their study plan for Andhra Pradesh POLYCET. Firstly, the candidates will have to prepare a timetable that ensures that they finish the syllabus before the examination date. The syllabus topics should be divided in such a manner that the studying process does not feel monotonous. The timetable should be created as per the aptitude of the candidate. The timetable should also contain ample time for regular revision, mock tests and more. 

The State Board of Technical Education and Training will announce the Andhra Pradesh POLYCET exam date on the official website. The AP POLYCET exam is conducted in April, tentatively.

As per the authorities, the questions in the Andhra Pradesh POLYCET paper will be prepared taking into account the SSC exam syllabus released by the Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh. Since no official Andhra Pradesh POLYCET syllabus is released, the candidates can check the subjects and topics of SSC examination syllabus to prepare for the examination.

In Andhra Pradesh POLYCET, the candidates will have to attempt a total of 120 multiple-choice questions. Out of the total number of questions, there will be 50 questions for Mathematics (A), 40 questions for Physics (B) and 30 questions for Chemistry (C). Candidates will havde to correctly answer as many questions as they can so that they can secure the required marks for admissions into their preferred courses and colleges. The questions will be objective and have multiple options. The correct option has to be selected in the OMR sheet.

AP POLYCET exam pattern will have three sections: Maths, Phyiscs, and Chemistry.